Embedded Software Insight
JBLopen specializes in embedded RTOS and bare-metal applications requiring high-end processors and SoCs as well as deeply embedded MCUs with aggressive resource and power constraints. Our research and development team provides the embedded market with cutting-edge software products. Meanwhile our consulting team can help you get your next project to market faster with improved features and performance using the latest embedded technologies.
TREEspan File System™ is a low footprint transactional file system for deeply embedded RTOS and bare-metal applications.
The BASEplatform™ is a portable platform support solution offering a complete set of drivers, BSP and RTOS integration for any MCU.
Embedded software development services, RTOS drivers & BSP, porting and integration. Firmware migration and custom SDK.
This article is the first of an introduction series about flash memory. A high-level introduction shall we say. Not the kind that takes you straight to the electron and drags you through the depths of quantum physics. No. The purpose
A PDF version of this guide, including Eclipse setup and project debugging is available in the Documentation section. This is the fourth part of this article series on setting up a bare-metal GCC toolchain in Eclipse. The previous two articles,
In the previous article of this series on TSFS snapshots, we have shown how snapshots can be used to design a simple yet robust firmware upgrade procedure. This time, we go from design to implementation, delving into the specifics of
This article is the first part of a twofold series on one of the most unique TSFS feature: snapshotting. In this first article, we show how snapshots can ease application development, providing the application designer with an elegant way of
In the previous article of this threefold series on fail-safe design, we have seen how TSFS transactions can be used to build fail-safe applications by protecting individual files against data and metadata corruption. In this third article, we now show
In the first article of this three-part series on fail-safe design, we have spent some time discussing how unexpected failures can threaten the integrity of an application by corrupting both the application data and file system metadata. This time, we
This is the first article of a three-part series on fail-safe, storage-related application design. The first part of the series lays out the fundamental problem of unexpected failures and briefly discusses partial solutions. The second part introduces the TREEspan File
Last week was one of pride and excitement for the JBLopen’s development team as we released our latest product, the TREEspan File System (TSFS). After the official announcement and presentation, we feel the need to introduce the newcomer in a